How do you make sense of the rule of law when it feels like there are no rules? This Wednesday, January 21st, the Noon Meeting welcomes Judge Julie Field to answer that question.
The Rotary Club of Fort Collins (RCFC) plans to award financial grants to deserving 501(c)(3) non-profit service organizations located in the Fort Collins area. Grants will be awarded in specific categories quarterly. For the First Quarter of 2026, the category will be Arts & Culture.
The January Teacher of the Month is Eryn Burge, 5th grade teacher at Olander Elementary. Eryn is a superb, innovative teacher who sets and achieves high academic standards while dealing with a diverse student body.
For this week's Evening Meeting at Purpose Brewery, Cache la Poudre River National Heritage Assistant Director Beth Bullard will talk about this great natural resource. Beth leads community partnerships, plans Cache NHA events (Poudre River Forum, Capture the Cache Exhibition, Poudre Pub Talk Series), coordinates the Poudre Runs Through It study/action group (a group of diverse river professionals), and more.
This Wednesday, January 14th, Martin Nelson will present to the Noon Meeting about a Civil War Battle in Colorado.
The next two Saturday mornings, our club will be supporting the 36th annual Rotary Merit Badge University at Front Range Community College.
This Wednesday, January 7th, Northern Colorado Regional Airport Director John Kinney joins our first Noon Meeting of the year for an update on the airport and future plans. Mr. Kinney will be introduced by Steve Vessey. You can read more about the airport's master plan here.
